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  Microscopic diseases are those caused by pathogens that are too tiny to view with the naked eye. These pathogens might include  viruses,  bacteria,  parasites,  and fungus.  They can infect several regions of the body, resulting in a variety of symptoms. Microscopic illnesses in humans are ailments that, while not apparent to the naked eye, can have a substantial influence on health.  1) Bacterial Infections: Culprits: Bacteria are single-celled creatures with more complicated structures than viruses. They may replicate autonomously and appear in a variety of forms, including  rods (bacilli) and  spheres (cocci) Best examples: Strep Throat: This bacterial infection results in a painful throat, fever, and enlarged lymph nodes. Streptococcus pyogenes bacteria are the cause of severe agony. Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) : E. coli bacteria are common culprits in UTIs, producing burning urine, pelvic discomfort, and urgency. Pneumonia: Va...

  Traditional Medicinal Plants in Ethiopia: A Deeper Dive . Ethiopia has a long tradition of utilizing medicinal plants to cure a variety of diseases. Here's a deeper look at some of the most popular plants, along with specific usage and a word of caution: Aloe vera is a well-known traditional medicinal plant. The gel found inside the leaves is used to treat burns, wounds, and skin irritations. It is also said to improve digestion and enhance the immune system. Caution: While typically safe, check with your doctor if you have any underlying medical concerns. Garlic (Allium sativum) is a pungent herb that is both a mainstay of Ethiopian cuisine and a natural treatment. Its possible antibacterial and antiviral qualities make it popular for treating coughs, colds, and infections. Garlic may also help reduce blood pressure and cholesterol. Caution: High dosages may cause stomach distress in some people. Ginger (Zingiber officinale): This versatile rhizome relieves nausea, vomit...